My old friend Commodore Gualterio “Terry” Dela Cruz AFP Rtd died last Friday after some months of ill health. The “old sailor”, as he was known to his...
Ocean science is in high demand by scientists studying ocean acidification, wave energy, seabed composition, changing water temperatures, fish populations...
Research and training vessels are an interesting breed. First, they are relatively uncommon. They are also usually owned by governments. This week,...
The US Coast Guard’s Research and Development Center (RDC) recently began conducting a month-long evaluation of unmanned surface vehicles (USV)...
This is always one of our most exciting and illuminating feature weeks. It is always fascinating to discover what imaginative, stylish and inventive...
Here we go again! There is plenty happening in the world of passenger vessels. While the coronavirus appears to have slaughtered the cruise sector,...
Pilot boats, as ever, are at the forefront of smaller vessel design, construction and equipment. The breed seems to continue to become faster, safer,...
The flow of warships and maritime security craft seemingly never ceases. While almost all such vessels are government-owned, and governments are notoriously...
This month’s Fishing and Aquaculture Week is both inspiring and interesting. It is also encouraging because, after a long drought, we are seeing a continuation...
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